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A lot has happened in the two years since Tim Regan went home to persuade his wife to let him buy the shuttered Target store at Mondawmin Mall in West Baltimore for a million dollars. The redeveloped 127,000-square-foot building now houses TouchPoint Baltimore, the nonprofit that Regan — CEO of the construction company Whiting-Turner — founded with Exelon CEO Calvin Butler following the death ...

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What was once a Target store in west Baltimore will become a community hub to be called The Village at Mondawmin.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Greater Mondawmin Coordinating Council today announced local business leader and community supporter Tim Regan has purchased the former...

A Baltimore businessman announced Friday that he is buying the old Target store property at the Mondawmin Mall, which has sat vacant for years.

More than three years since it closed in late 2017, the former Target in Mondawmin Mall will soon be given new life by Whiting-Turner president and CEO Timothy Regan, who officially purchased the building for $1 million on Tuesday. Regan is a longtime supporter of the Mondawmin community, which is composed of eight West Baltimore ...

The CEO of Whiting-Turner has personally acquired a shuttered Target in West Baltimore’s Mondawmin Mall for $1 million and plans to invest millions more to transform the long vacant landmark into a community hub that will spur neighborhood revitalization

The CEO of Whiting-Turner has personally acquired a shuttered Target in West Baltimore’s Mondawmin Mall for $1 million and plans to invest millions more to transform the long vacant landmark into a community hub that will spur neighborhood revitalization

Antoin Quarles is the founder of Baltimore-based H.O.P.E., or Helping Oppressed People Excel.